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Gross injustice

History bears testimony to the injustice meted out to indigenous communities the world over. The conflict over natural resources has never been so intense as in the 21st century and can only be expected to become worse. The Kalinga Nagar incident, in which 12 tribals were killed, has once again exposed the policies of the Government. Such gross injustice should not be tolerated.

Srinivas Genjivarapu,
Visakhapatnam, A.P.

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